fix(prerenderer): configure trust proxy#596
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This PR fixes HTTPS redirection issues in the prerender server by configuring Express to trust proxy headers. The change prevents the problematic redirect chain where HTTPS requests are incorrectly redirected to HTTP and then back to HTTPS.
- Configures Express to trust the
X-Forwarded-Protoheader from proxies
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* feat(prerenderer): add prom + 503 overload protection * fix(prerenderer): configure trust proxy to fix http -> https redirects (#596)
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This should resolve issues with redirecting, e.g. this chain currently happens:
https://blockstream.info/nojs->http://blockstream.info/nojs->https://blockstream.info/nojsMostly because the server doesn't trust the proxy's
X-Forwarded-Protoheader.